Comments
• If there is no author, use the title (shortened, if necessary) in place of the author in your in-text
citations; start your Works Cited citation with full title (p. 24). For more information on how to
abbreviate titles, refer to p. 117, 3.2.1.
• If the article is on consecutive pages, specify the page range (e.g. pp. 4-6). If the article is
presented in non-consecutive pages (for example, if the article begins on page 5 and continues
on page 15), follow the first page number with a plus sign (e.g. pp. 5+) (p. 110, 2.5.1).
• The city of publication of a locally published newspaper must either be in the newspaper title
(e.g. The Vancouver Sun) or added to the title in square brackets (e.g. The Province [Vancouver]
(p. 111, 2.6.1) You do not need to provide city of publication if the paper is published nationally
(e.g. National Post or The Globe and Mail).
• Specify the edition if indicated (e.g. "natl. ed."; "late ed.") (pp. 38-39).
• Month short forms: Jan., Feb., Mar., Apr., May, June, July, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec (p.
95, 1.6.1).
• If the article was found online through an online database, include the name of the database in
italics (e.g. Canadian Newsstream or PressReader), and the date of access (p. 32; p. 53).
Film, video, or television episode
Parenthetical (in-text)
Where possible, incorporate the title of the film, video, or television episode in the text of your
research paper rather than using a parenthetical reference. For example:
Ichikawa's Burmese Harp, narrating the experience of Japanese soldiers stationed in Burma
during the Second World War, was one of the first films to depict the wartime experience from
the perspective of the Japanese army.
If you choose to use in-text citations with time-based media, such as film or video recordings, you will
also need to cite the relevant time or time ranges. Times should be denoted as the hours, minutes, and
seconds displayed on the media player, separating the numbers with colons (p. 57). For example:
Elinor's frustrations and inner turmoil manifest in her response to Marianne's question ("Sense
and Sensibility" 01:42:10--1:43:04).
Works cited
To cite film itself
The Burmese Harp [Biruma no tategoto]. Directed by, Kon Ichikawa, Nikkatsu, 1956.
To cite the director's contribution
Ichikawa, Kon, director. The Burmese Harp [Biruma no tategoto]. Nikkatsu, 1956.
To cite the performer's contribution
Kang-ho, Song, performer. The Host[Gwoemul]. Directed by Joon-ho Bong.
Showbox Entertainment, 2006. Criterion, 2007.